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December 15 vs. December 16 and how the energy market behaved» C3S symposium for the Energy Sector Dr. Matthias Piot, Dr. Christoph Elsässer EnBW AG, Analyses and Evaluations Team Barcelona, 22.02.2017

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Page 1: December 15 vs. December 16 - Homepage | Copernicus · December 15 vs. December 16 and how the energy market behaved» C3S symposium for the Energy Sector Dr. Matthias Piot, Dr. Christoph

December 15 vs. December 16and how the energy market behaved»

C3S symposium for the Energy Sector

Dr. Matthias Piot, Dr. Christoph ElsässerEnBW AG, Analyses and Evaluations TeamBarcelona, 22.02.2017

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EnBW AG - Trading

EnBW Trading

Traded volume 2016Number of trades: 380.000 (17% OTC)Traded power volume: 411TWhTraded gas volume: 788TWhNearly 170 national and international partners

EnBW AG

Production portfolio

Total capacity: 13GWincl. renewables: 3GWincl. wind power: 580MW

Direct marketing:Portfolio: doubled within a year to 4.6GW

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What a trader sees…

Source: Thomson Reuters

Information platforms like Reuters, Bloomberg…

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T°C, wind, solar, demand, …

Public Information: Independent weather providers:

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Weather signals in December 2015

Issued in Oct‘15

Issued in Nov‘15

Issued in Dec‘15

Seasonal predictions

Source: CFSv2, NCEP

A steady, warm signal throughout Europe was captured 2 months in advance:

Sub-seasonal predictions

Issued on Nov 25th

Observations:

Very warm / windy December:Germany: +3,5°C Wind: +3 GW (+20%)Stuttgart: +5,2°C

→ Good performances of S2S-Signals

Source: WSI

Week 3

Week 4

Week 5

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Question mark: Super El Nino 2015 and T°C

Generally accepted: Correlation El Nino / NAO ≈ 0,2 (weak)

How do climatologists interpret this signal? Re-evaluation of ENSO-effect on European weather?

High correlation ENSO vs. T°C in northern Hem. (0,8)

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Weather signals in December 2016

Issued in Oct‘16

Issued in Nov‘16

Issued in Dec‘16

Seasonal predictions

Source: CFSv2, NCEP

Volatile and controversial signals for temperatures and wind generation:

Sub-seasonal signals Observations:

Suppressed Jet Stream in December:Germany: -0,1°C Wind: -6 GW (-40%)Stuttgart: -0,7°C

→ Poor performances of S2S-Signals, consideration of teleconnections?

Source: WSI

Issued on Nov 30th

Week 3

Week 4

Week 5

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December 2016Teleconnection signals

Stratospheric polar vortex

Situation in the stratosphere not well integrated by current models?

Can we enhance the integration/understanding of teleconnection signals in S2S-models?

Earliest SSW on record

Courtesy: MetDesk

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Impact on the Energy MarketsDec15 vs. Dec16

Evolution of weather has a direct and significant impact on volatility and trend in energy markets

2015:- Low volatility- Clear downward market trend- Low trading interest

2016:- Boost in volatility- Uncertain market view (more usual)- Exacerbated by French nuclear fleet issues

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Our message…

December 2015: very warm and windy

- Well predicted by S2S-models

- Induced a low trading interest (low price volatility) and a steady price decline

December 2016: rather calm but also more uncertain

- High model uncertainty even just before the start of month

- High price volatility with ever changing price direction

Significant relationship between S2S-model output and market behavior

Performances of S2S-models is key to trading and portfolio management success

Model consistency and performances need improvement to reinforce growing trust and use from the energy sector